. Aquilegia Chkvsantha Alba. AQUILEGIA. (Columbine.) This plant blooms freely early in the spring and summer and produces beautiful, curiously-formed and variously-colored flowers; hardy perennials. PER PKT. 5143 Aquilegia Chrysantha {Golden-Spurred). Bright golden-yellow flowers ; 3 feet 10' 5146 — Chrysantha Alba ( White-Spurred Columbine). A beautiful new pure white variety 20' 5144 —Coerulea. Violet-blue, inner petals pure white; 2 feet 10 5151 — GrlandUlOSa. Inner petals pure white, outer a lovely shade of light blue; 2 feet 15- 5145 —Olympica. Flowers rich blue, with a white- edged lip ;
. Aquilegia Chkvsantha Alba. AQUILEGIA. (Columbine.) This plant blooms freely early in the spring and summer and produces beautiful, curiously-formed and variously-colored flowers; hardy perennials. PER PKT. 5143 Aquilegia Chrysantha {Golden-Spurred). Bright golden-yellow flowers ; 3 feet 10' 5146 — Chrysantha Alba ( White-Spurred Columbine). A beautiful new pure white variety 20' 5144 —Coerulea. Violet-blue, inner petals pure white; 2 feet 10 5151 — GrlandUlOSa. Inner petals pure white, outer a lovely shade of light blue; 2 feet 15- 5145 —Olympica. Flowers rich blue, with a white- edged lip ; 2 feet lf> 5152 —Skilllieri. Bright scarlet and yellow; IS in 10> 5160 — Single, all colors mixed ; 2 feet. Per oz., 30 cts. 5- 5150 — Double, " " " 18 inches. Oz., 40 cts. 5- ANTHEMIS. 5133 Anthemis Arabica. A rree flowering Chamo- mile, in bloom the entire season. Golden yellow ; 18 inches 5> ARJIERIA. A very pretty edging plant, bearing large tufts of rosy-pink flowers; hardy perennial. 5164 Armeria Elegans. {Thrift) ic ARISTOLOCHIA. 5163 AristolOChia Sipho {Dutchman** Pipe). A rapid- growing climber; large heart-shaped foliage, and very curious flowers, resembling a pipe ; hardy perennial; 30 feet. Brownish purple 10> 51(>2 KlcgailS. One of the best of this class of climb- ing plants. Of a rich dark purple color, ornamented throughout with irregular branched markings of a creamy while, anil having a golden yellow eye sur- rounded by rich velvety purple. Its blossoms are pro- duced in the open ground in the greatest profusion, even on small plants, and are entirely free from any objectionable odor 20'
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